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feat(oidc): add the polinetwork_permission_list array claim - #87
The Traefik SSO gateway (oauth2-proxy behind Traefik forwardAuth, planned in polinetwork-cd) authorizes each route with allowed_groups, which matches a flat array claim named by --oidc-groups-claim. None of the current claims fit:
polinetwork_permissions is a space-separated string; oauth2-proxy treats it as a single group.
The URL-named object claim (https://auth.polinetwork.org/api/identity) can't be addressed: oauth2-proxy splits claim paths on ..
groups carries roles, and the integration guide says services must authorize on permissions.
What
polinetwork:identity now also emits polinetwork_permission_list: the same resolved permissions as polinetwork_permissions, as an array (empty when none). It's added to ID tokens, access tokens and UserInfo, like the other claims. Nothing existing changes.
README and the service integration guide document the new claim.
Tools that authorize on a flat list claim, such as oauth2-proxy's groups claim, cannot split polinetwork_permissions or reach into the URL-named object claim, and groups carries roles, which services must not authorize on.
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Walkthrough
The OIDC identity claims now include polinetwork_permission_list, an array populated from the permissions. Tests cover nonempty and empty arrays. The README and service integration guide document the claim.
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OIDC Permission List Claim
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Emit and document the array claim src/auth/policy.ts, src/auth/policy.test.ts, README.md, docs/service-integration-guide.md
oidcIdentityClaims adds polinetwork_permission_list with the permissions array. Tests cover populated and empty arrays. The README and guide document the claim for consumers that match list claims.
Possibly related PRs
PoliNetworkOrg/auth#70: Adds the service integration guide, which this PR updates to document the array claim.
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Merge Risk: Low · previous review 8a18d
Clients without a resource receive an opaque access token and cannot read the new claim from it. Clarify the documented alternatives.
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Minor · Clarify the access-token claim. · README.md:300
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Clarify the access-token claim.
The new example inherits this statement, but a sign-in request without a resource receives an opaque access token. Clients cannot read polinetwork_permission_list from that token. Document ID tokens and UserInfo as alternatives, and qualify the access-token claim for JWT access tokens. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Update the README scope description to clarify that the access-token claim is
available only in JWT access tokens; document ID tokens and UserInfo as
alternatives for clients receiving opaque access tokens.
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claim is available only in JWT access tokens; document ID tokens and UserInfo as
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Why
The Traefik SSO gateway (oauth2-proxy behind Traefik
forwardAuth, planned in polinetwork-cd) authorizes each route withallowed_groups, which matches a flat array claim named by--oidc-groups-claim. None of the current claims fit:polinetwork_permissionsis a space-separated string; oauth2-proxy treats it as a single group.https://auth.polinetwork.org/api/identity) can't be addressed: oauth2-proxy splits claim paths on..groupscarries roles, and the integration guide says services must authorize on permissions.What
polinetwork:identitynow also emitspolinetwork_permission_list: the same resolved permissions aspolinetwork_permissions, as an array (empty when none). It's added to ID tokens, access tokens and UserInfo, like the other claims. Nothing existing changes.README and the service integration guide document the new claim.
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vp test src/auth/policy.test.ts: 11 passedvp check: clean